SQL server as data source for OBI EE : Urgent

hi everyone,i have been using OBI EE for the past 2 months.I have been using Oracle 10g database as a data source for OBI EE and it worked just fine and now im trying to use SQL server 2005 as my data source.
My ODBC was succesful and i can import from that database but i get following errors when i try to update row count.
There was an error while updating row count for "test"."AdventureWorks"."HumanResources"."Departme nt":
[nQSError: 16001]ODBC error state: S0002 code: 208 message :[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'Department'..
[nQSError: 16015]SQL statement execution failed.
Shahzad

With Sql Server I have always problems with security
Check this first and then continue..
1.your odbc connection
2.in the administrator--> connection pool you have assign the appropriate values for sql -server(check all the options)
and check the option -->fully qualified table name
i hope i helped....
http://greekoraclebi.blogspot.com/
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